Across cultures, from Hinduism and Buddhism to modern spiritual circles, rebirth is seen as a cycle of life, death, and renewal. It suggests that the soul continues its journey after physical death. However, human memory appears limited to a single lifetime.
This contradiction raises deep curiosity. If identity continues, why does memory reset? Is forgetting part of a divine system, a psychological barrier, or simply a lack of proof that rebirth exists at all? To understand this, we need to look at belief systems, scientific reasoning, and the nature of memory itself.
